Last year I did not have the right color thread to sew the number to the shirt. I simply used puff paint. It was also the wrong shade so I sprinkled some glitter over the puff paint that matched the fabric and hid the paint. This year I used a blanket stitch in a matching color.Monday, June 21, 2010
Birthday Shirt
I got this idea from my friend Missy who creates the cutest little birthday shirts for her daughters. I use Wonder Under to fuse the number to the fabric. I used my Cricut to cut out the number this year but in the past I have simply printed out a large number through Word to use as a stencil.
Last year I did not have the right color thread to sew the number to the shirt. I simply used puff paint. It was also the wrong shade so I sprinkled some glitter over the puff paint that matched the fabric and hid the paint. This year I used a blanket stitch in a matching color.
If your child only wears it a few times you can probably get away with out the extra sewing or puff paint. I did notice that last years shirt did start to come apart after many washings.
Last year I did not have the right color thread to sew the number to the shirt. I simply used puff paint. It was also the wrong shade so I sprinkled some glitter over the puff paint that matched the fabric and hid the paint. This year I used a blanket stitch in a matching color.Wednesday, June 16, 2010
A Place to Hang Our Hats
I've been working on remodeling my laundry room. We sometimes like to grab a hat on our way out. Here is a little way to keep them off my newly installed counter. :)
Just bead board behind the same frame I used for my Dry Erase board and I added a few hooks.

Just bead board behind the same frame I used for my Dry Erase board and I added a few hooks.
Easy Peasy!
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